Manchester, 19 February 1866 

Dear Moor, 

Had encl. £10 note for you in my pocket, but could not get to 
speak to you on your own yesterday.*”' I hope that today’s expiry 
date for the bill of exchange passed uneventfully and that the 
trifling deficit from the full amount occasioned no unpleasantness. 

I have forgotten everything —‘Klein Zaches’? that I put on top 
of a row of upright books in the book-case at the foot of the sofa 
in your room, the ‘Factory Report’‘ and The Commonwealth. Please 
send me a copy of the latter for me to read Fox’s article. 

How is the upper carbuncle, and the one down on your thigh? I 
have not yet been able to see Gumpert. 

Your 
F. E. 

Sincere regards to the canies and especially little Tussy from 
her chimpanzee.